RuthSalter
@RuthSalter@mastodon.scot  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
A photo of an old postcard showing a black-and-white image of a vintage bus (c. 1930) making a very steep, very tight bend on a road on the side of a hill. In the background are the hills of Glen Shee. The postcard is printed with the words, 'Negotiating the top bend of the Devil's Elbow Glenshee / The highest public road in Britain, altitude 2000 feet, steepest gradient 1 in 3'. Postcard source: https://www.mountblairarchive.org/content/catalogue_item/philip-smith/postcards-assorted-photographs/bus-devils-elbow-2
A photo of an old postcard showing a black-and-white image of a vintage bus (c. 1930) making a very steep, very tight bend on a road on the side of a hill. In the background are the hills of Glen Shee. The postcard is printed with the words, 'Negotiating the top bend of the Devil's Elbow Glenshee / The highest public road in Britain, altitude 2000 feet, steepest gradient 1 in 3'. Postcard source: https://www.mountblairarchive.org/content/catalogue_item/philip-smith/postcards-assorted-photographs/bus-devils-elbow-2
A photo of an old postcard showing a black-and-white image of a vintage bus (c. 1930) making a very steep, very tight bend on a road on the side of a hill. In the background are the hills of Glen Shee. The postcard is printed with the words, 'Negotiating the top bend of the Devil's Elbow Glenshee / The highest public road in Britain, altitude 2000 feet, steepest gradient 1 in 3'. Postcard source: https://www.mountblairarchive.org/content/catalogue_item/philip-smith/postcards-assorted-photographs/bus-devils-elbow-2
RuthSalter
@RuthSalter@mastodon.scot  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
A photo of an old postcard showing a black-and-white image of a vintage bus (c. 1930) making a very steep, very tight bend on a road on the side of a hill. In the background are the hills of Glen Shee. The postcard is printed with the words, 'Negotiating the top bend of the Devil's Elbow Glenshee / The highest public road in Britain, altitude 2000 feet, steepest gradient 1 in 3'. Postcard source: https://www.mountblairarchive.org/content/catalogue_item/philip-smith/postcards-assorted-photographs/bus-devils-elbow-2
A photo of an old postcard showing a black-and-white image of a vintage bus (c. 1930) making a very steep, very tight bend on a road on the side of a hill. In the background are the hills of Glen Shee. The postcard is printed with the words, 'Negotiating the top bend of the Devil's Elbow Glenshee / The highest public road in Britain, altitude 2000 feet, steepest gradient 1 in 3'. Postcard source: https://www.mountblairarchive.org/content/catalogue_item/philip-smith/postcards-assorted-photographs/bus-devils-elbow-2
A photo of an old postcard showing a black-and-white image of a vintage bus (c. 1930) making a very steep, very tight bend on a road on the side of a hill. In the background are the hills of Glen Shee. The postcard is printed with the words, 'Negotiating the top bend of the Devil's Elbow Glenshee / The highest public road in Britain, altitude 2000 feet, steepest gradient 1 in 3'. Postcard source: https://www.mountblairarchive.org/content/catalogue_item/philip-smith/postcards-assorted-photographs/bus-devils-elbow-2
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